Hobby Models Thread

[blackops]

Can we post the pics of rc planes

 

[GHOST RIDER]

Fading Paint

 

[GHOST RIDER]

Can we post the pics of rc planes

sure man
you are most welcome

 

[GHOST RIDER]

If any body got problem spraying white

 

[Solomon2]

Salam to all members
Members are most welcomed to post pictures of models they have
Aircarft models,naval models and tanks models etc

Experts here can even guide you how to start model building,howto paint models,and where you can buy models online etc

May I suggest that members tell us the scale of the model and whether it was made from a kit or home-built?

 

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Cockpit Detailing

 

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sexsy looking model great job

 

[rideto_live]

May I suggest that members tell us the scale of the model and whether it was made from a kit or home-built?

Well most of mine are in 1: 72 or 1:48 scale and all made from Plastic Kits

 

[GHOST RIDER]

Saeqeh 80 Model

 

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[Chogy]

I guess you can call what I do a model... I am a hobby machinist. I love to work with metal.

Here is a miniature 9-cylinder radial aircraft engine, patterned after a 1930's style design. It is about 1/3 meter in diameter. And it runs.

Here is an inline 4-cylinder engine, a 1/6th scale DeHavilland Cirrus, the type of engine that powered the Gypsy and Tiger Moth biplanes:

The hobby is called "Model Engineering" and is especially popular in Great Britain and Germany. There are guys who can do incredible work in metal.

 

[GHOST RIDER]

Chinese J20 model
TRUMPETER?china?????

 

[SQ8]

I guess you can call what I do a model... I am a hobby machinist. I love to work with metal.

Here is a miniature 9-cylinder radial aircraft engine, patterned after a 1930's style design. It is about 1/3 meter in diameter. And it runs.

Here is an inline 4-cylinder engine, a 1/6th scale DeHavilland Cirrus, the type of engine that powered the Gypsy and Tiger Moth biplanes:

The hobby is called "Model Engineering" and is especially popular in Great Britain and Germany. There are guys who can do incredible work in metal.

Which brings up an interesting thought..
Extreme scale modelling.. a scale WWI rotary engine powering a scale WWI model??